<h1>U.S. Education Department Prioritizes Antisemitism Complaints, Sparking Concerns Over Neglect of Other Civil Rights Issues</h1> The U.S. Education Department's Office for Civil Rights has been directed to prioritize antisemitism complaints under President Donald Trump's administration, sparking concerns that other civil rights issues, such as racial discrimination and disability rights, may be neglected. The office, led by Craig Trainor, is focusing on antisemitism and gender identity, with new investigations at several universities. Critics argue this narrow focus undermines the broader mission of enforcing civil rights laws. The office faces potential budget cuts and restructuring, raising fears about its capacity to handle a record number of complaints, particularly affecting marginalized students.